UNDERSTANDING FAIR FARMS STANDARD V4

^{Compliance & Audit Readiness}

Understand the requirements. Strengthen compliance. Prepare with confidence.

^{Course Overview}

The Understanding Fair Farms Standard V4 – Compliance & Audit Readiness course provides participants with a practical understanding of the Fair Farms Standard and how its requirements translate into everyday workplace practices, documentation and audit evidence.

Fair Farms is an Australian industry social compliance program designed to support fair, lawful and responsible employment practices. Certification provides businesses with a recognised mechanism for demonstrating compliance and responsible treatment of workers through independent third-party audit. Fair Farms Resources & Training

^{What You Will Learn}

Participants will develop an understanding of:

The purpose and structure of the Fair Farms program
Management systems and management commitment
Documentation and record-keeping requirements
Internal audits and corrective actions
Employment policies and procedures
Fair Work compliance
Management of overseas and migrant workers
Employment of minors
Labour hire provider management and due diligence
Conditions of employment and worker entitlements
Worker induction, communication and training
Supervision and performance management
Termination and redundancy practices
Safe working conditions
Worker accommodation and living conditions
Preparing objective evidence for an audit
Identifying and addressing compliance gaps before audit

^{Who Should Attend?}

This course is suitable for:

Farm owners and managers
Packing shed and site managers
HR and People & Culture personnel
Compliance and quality managers
Payroll and administration personnel
Labour hire providers
WHS personnel
Supervisors and team leaders
Businesses preparing for Fair Farms certification or re-certification
Suppliers seeking to strengthen ethical sourcing and social compliance systems

^{No Prerequisites}

There are no prerequisites for this course.

^{Why This Course Matters}

Being audit-ready requires more than having policies on file. Businesses need to demonstrate that their systems are implemented, understood, maintained and supported by appropriate records and evidence.

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